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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-14
Gtramuoats an0 Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after NOVEMBER Is. 1854
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE.
nsrisSsrs. TsSars and the we, with Pullman Palace
saa Chicago Of isror DINING smoking and sleep
wassSr Lock H SvSn sso m m Cory and Err.
Centre and and Ss U nssoa o0r'' '''
For so So and asas
s sss t. = N So "a 4 4
m s so 5u ana nm and ais might 'i
For A .n Uiv ssssp. sunday On
On snsas 5S 's' M and m nti Ds @ ss
Ief OLD Point and Norfolk via NewYork Philadelphia ana
!li WY WIN :. a,sa.s ',.n.
alJsrsoy city sn0rdns speedy and direct an'isr t0'
s1a". a!r,ss Pis,:Sars 7;iS 7:so, Ii:so TOO
ass d s xgS $50 s ss and So sns 1850
i NJ V SUNDAY sa 5So ssS SssS ~ and iSss
& ls sss% fs'fis; s'S Is: ;3s s$ $50
snt ssn S SS SaS s 49, and i sS V 400 ''''
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains leave NewYork via DosOrosses and Court
CO. i:2o $3.50 40 Warrington L%ted and II Chicago
R % ana and FAB % and
fio p H. sundays k.press Sis. $500 ~ a. Linltsdl
a az. a. .1s.ss Z and
ha1S S % as or w.
s.S' nGsts SssS s!'sG oSSsdips sa
n Ill EI ans H. and on s'S suSds t
$40 lob ADO, $40 $3.50 s'Ao m. i2As 1900 NmltsdS
1s Sss I Va Camden H. daily except san
and foot Of Dos5ros.es And sts No coarts;
iHS S srooty station Jersey City E%isfsn,
on Ss Transfer Company Will call for check
baggage rom not oils az, and residences a, woon
0HASd 4; ssH Manage. General fs..i Hssn.
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I EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot Of Cortlandt or Des'
bfosses s. as follows
Z a. IN. for Caasauq and intermediate points
q IN. Lyons Elmira Rochester Bnnalo ana
the eel principal local points Chair car 10 Wilkes
barre
o. Tunkhannock intermediate points Chair car
10 Tunkha Connection Reading aud Harrisburg
Plttson and principal intermediate POINTS
Chair Ptston
$40 for Coplay and intermediate points Connection
10 Reading and Harrisburg. Chair 20 CoDlly
FOR Geneva Lyons. Elmira Rochester. Buffalo. ant
tho West Pullman sleeper 10 Lyons
76Op for Laurys and intermediate points
Trains leaving at m. and $40 m connect ejr
all points IN Mahanoy and Hazeton Coal ReyonA
SUNDAY TRAINS. -
sa m. for Mauch Chunk. Hazeton and intermediate
points
6AOp m. for Coplay ami intermediate points.
u. Geneva Lyons, Elmra, Rochester Buffalo AMI
neMes. Pullman sleeper " Lyona
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HARLEM RIVER BRANCH:

HAkLEM a hivEn Rh a1rH III u A arropn,.
s:ss Fl Ma s sS:s.: ss
Morris. tS:. sS sSsi POI POINT S'S Hnr. i Point s
:S ~; i &
nam i!ns q ne Ns.IOII NsxHiysn and Hsro;S R:!
sas a AND
and al points Ea; IT, Rob.s and all ,nermed..
tsns daily cscsP: MO s%s e,
sa: % Wen a'sr train
DELAWARE. LACKAWANNA and WEST
5EM N sSHTfsE EEE
TEHS No PA R8sE AIwAS 5 IN Em coAcHE
md
S,Ts hfa
%lssssaIs psny: and at ovssosof
SS, Express Pullman sS.ss:.
sS,'iSSa 10
e%rp"a ss,s ~asnS saas sassis
asos sfs1s Gs" e. cJ sg',%se
syraesse oswsso Greene. Oxford Sorwish Utica and
ss a. 0weSo nor as uo "
trains for 81 points West =, ass cro,svav ana
at Wostcott Express Offices is New York and Brooklyn
NEW:YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
,a niEH s". w :n1. 2ans o 1887
tSa Rochester Express through room cars to
Albany Troy 81. Adams. R0use's Pt. and syracuse.
.95Oa "The Limited" with dniny stopping at
Albany Utica. Syracuse Rochester Buffalo, NIAGARA Falls,
Erie flev Gland and Toledo arriving Chicago $50
nert dav
l0sOa M Chicago Express drawngroom cars to Canaan
daiena and Rochester.
f1I3O a. NJ. Western New.York and Northern Express.
$40 M Albany. Troy and Utica Express. with drawing
10 Troy
u D. M Accommodation TO Albany and Troy.
M Chicago and ST Lous Express with sleeping
Niagara Falls Buffalo, Cincinnati. Toledo Detroit Chi.
aud St T.0nis. Dining car New. York 10 Albany.
$50 H. m Montreal with secp Montreal.
RIMS 70 Utica stopping at PRINCIPAL stations
D. m, Special Sleeper arrives Rochester 74O m,
Buffalo. 9:36 and Cleveland ~; ID p. Dertday.
t9l5 Pacific Express with s'eepinRc for Roches.
Buffalo Niagara Falls Cleveland Toledo Detroit and
Chicago. Seepngoars TO Clayton. OgdensburR. Auburn
Geneva and capanda,sns daily except Saturday. 49,
1ll5p Night Express with sleopiDccars To Albany
Troy: Connects with tho morning trains for the Wees
Tickets sale Grand Central Depot, No. Battery
Place Broadway Harlem Depot l25thst ann 4th aves
and at Express Offices Parkpare NEAR broad
wny) 1856 and 942 Broadway and 81 West l25thst New
33 Washington and $50 Fulton sts Brooklyn and 10
4th. st.. Williamsburg.
Accommodations drawing and slc.ping cars can be
procured ofthe ticket offices In EewYork CITY, and
583 WashinRton ST., Brooklyn.
cal fOr checked from residence.
sTese trains daily All Others daily except Sunday
tThese trains stop at Harlem (26th,t and $thavel
J. NJ TOrCEY D. N. kENDRICK
General superintendent. General Passenger Agent.
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odes,, wheat stocks December 81 1884 expected
.Eers Of k hold =. sisss;Ss pTco' Proish1 cheap
20. is:.. n..a.ase, la December 80 Sc%gs;. a,s
Tor sy ici Ensaqa t P..ras ono Tor Holland
81 Sa.Ss Against Sa.hs.
Wheat on passage for Holland December a. 1885, 100000
quotations HaynsS prime .,oct s1S' Sg al 1sssoc
Gnsl sSs7o&. sGs"-Lons7oO Short 80 st0O.' o.1 IS
r business passing HSIss;. S; sss p, 2.
iisiSc nsdiun loci Pacific issd Prime TO
choice ease DO rair 70 Good 30 a2sS DO 1855 aood 70
iss6 22Sa7cI Mixed Germans do. l6asoei Anarks do.
fiyy nst ssag S
asd ,csys at .So
fa,ares c.iI. 2, :oM 5a:oo 20
SP: .eS snasy =:
Esd s a. . 20 i's; S at y S ssF1i
s% Rs;s Gar.
at
NAVAL for Spirit. Tnrpsp!ps a.
strained 81 oCpsi OQs; Good strained 81 VI 1891 10;
i a'ssi ~ j. 3d. Ss 4 w. s.
e onsqml.s dull MARKET co,sonsse crude. ss5
$50 S,yJs
a1Sa asn 'rGs sss prs :
Bleach si.ssa.$ s''s ss ps a1
SSs s':Sss @ erais srqas
r4ss s Red -
Ss sapsnn &c. saSl 1 sA 81 s;Ss's 2SS one
s scs f ats f.2S: Si%s '00'' common" 90
win an easy henss; Italian BARK 5000
S. s5oS SS CRUDE OIL
iJ.j bacon sss.' lard; a.: Co. taiIoS ". 3D.;
Sas is 1.o LISBON BY Ssss
s 81 s5 bacon us sSs aCSs S g.
oil csso is Sa rS.n r. 3D. mcasarsmeps i7s Cd
81 o 70 frt " ss 'asa s:a sS.
isa H.. g. sor ci "a. oa v.s ns
sa 81 soS "a q Ssns , I. ss,n
pRoyIslONs-PoRK-Th was rather more done to
s0S part cs ssHsI tses are Ns sustained sSe
n Is
BACK and $ildsll so for Extra Prime. bEEPDul
~ ' Eur. ss =; as"s, SIX pr iss1: N
s S s... 1875 TissIss 5.:.
average, DE- 10000 b DO. 10 b. stc.. .MTDDt Es-
ghehaugd Long cs,r In SsTYorE Sas,sSa s nom
H IsSi MAJ snsas lower sS' oS Heavy Light SSi
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

NRw.YoRx. Thurs,lsy Jan l3.-BEEVEs. Receipts were
2Go sG a. a" s. e pfs ona %
Choice sides lew Extra cacasses were SOFA AZ hshe "s
Ss a
Te aa @f sstss sr%a n sheep
cove. a an l i'f s1s
STEADY Win Poor to c 0s yI snr
AT Dressed es" a"Hss HS to Primo
0S saits Di Dewey Tasser Si7 ~ at s
vfas az Sn E. Tsr s nj II &, al S do 1856 at
10 1884, 10 at SC; do. 100 10. ties odo loS d. al DC
sHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts were nclgdsng Is cars Ms
9e ers at Js.oy city, Total Sos0 head
24eo head for the time last r WeTs prces with
Common Choice selling at 4aa5'c ana scrags EWES
Lambs were Of sale and weak for everything but
S T w ss "sS 81 as e.
fs ri; 81 g S. p sssaa a &c
e 10 !. % e h So7 d. e 3D. -o' 0 'D
p > Kasc part yesterday 42o state Lambs ~ ns I"
sqder % Indiana snssE = u.s. a. 4o' 1T
Jndd & hue knghan 200 Northern Canada Lambs 10 no.
b Harrington; 1888 Indiana Sheep. lo7 n at s; 40' le7
Dicnback & bewsy $40 Michigan sheep 100 n at Shc
200 DO os ls7 DO . e. SG I.o So =
SIC s.Sde. 20 ats.ct 2Ss Fa Clipped Ohio do IS n
Eyertt Pdcock l03 state sheep ~ 10 at Sac; l74
Hume Mullen ls7 State sheep IA 10. at 5Nc; Ivy DO,
90 10 al Sac; ~ 10 80 ~ he G7 Ewes poor 30 No. at
A. o. n 43c; l64 State Lambs 80 ID, al DC
Halienbeck Davis l79 State Sheep and Lambs 10 ID,
at sc 80. q. a, -, q. a.
H. H. Hollis: 1856 Northern Canada lambs "a ID, tG'c
late Yesterday 2lG Michigan Sheep, - 70; az DC
rhsrman e culver: AlO Western sheep s5 10. at pic
UoGs-Recepts 81 cars OF 4v6s hear--x2 cars AZ
Jersey Cty and IL 4utst. Total Tor nve days
against ~ p2G head for The same time last week
NonS Quoted nOmnAly weak and lower az
- d5isc ~, ..,,,. =, 90
Medium at u, R6'.c; and flght at 7a7 &c.
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ALL fares reduced.-Stoningto Line. The
"A favoritc Inside for Boston, Providence and all
New. England points
Full nights rest by taking late trains from steamer.
Reclining parlor between steamers landing and
Boston WITHOUT CHARGE.
Steamer, viii leave pier So North
above ANAL st., at 80 y. III. daily. except sundays
y. W. POPPLE, GVn1 Passenger Agt.
BOIL New.Y
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The JUDGES CASH PUZZLE
In Behalf Of the
GRANT MONUMENT FUND.
Usc your Bra'ss aud Make Money.
MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN. EVERYBODY.

Tho Jdo, nroposes tho Grant Monument Fund BY
orran,ing r competition wordbuildng making the
English wonA from given hentence by trans
and ung snit the purpose In using for the
bene the who win be our next PresifentP ana
n.pnp an prizes sfu competitors each OF whom
viii have to pay Fifty 50 cents on presentation OF his com
naner The received Will he applied as folows
entv 1--we cents credited To the Grant Fund
The remaining twenty 1--WE cents after dednctng the legt
advertising with their respective an
swers etc etc will be placed in common fund tobe equally
S,y,ed among the successful compettois g. the six
ncsons sending in largest list OF words proper nouns M
cludsd) the sentence Who VIII he our next Pres
The magnitude prizes will depend on the amount OF
other words, on the number ~ com
petitors until February TO- 1881 IL
O'Clock. ..... - ,,o,ar
have been raised Charity Ivy this method and those who
". NO and incidentally helped worthy object
have won a prize high as $4,000 as reward FOR
mental activity. ,,,.., ,, ,,.., %
weak I'm judge they In This VIII not only seve
the receipt OF the money. etc. Dut
will also serve 10 the weekly progress OF The nnh uov
ernDg rules etc. IN Judge NO -'T anu eaeh "eeA
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DOPULAR SHORE LINE for Boston, Provi-

deuce Newport and All New Eng Anu FuInIa All ralI
IRON, Grand Central Depot Express trans daily Sundays
cacepted) m tparor cars attached and II n.
paiace sunday lOA with
ace paTior cars). IL with palace sleeping cars.
take 200 Boston Express Win parior
cara connects port arriving at 900 IN
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New Publications
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subscriptions received all foreign periodicals. but De-
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Cost an6 fcnn6.

ANY PERSON holding or laying claim to
"A Bank. book No 1863 49, OF the Union Dno savings In
ttuton notified TO present At the Bank. As new book
IL about to be issued.
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WEST SHORE RAILROAD

W \; Y: G. and II. T. r. Co. ieseea .,
ues from lot %o a River ana 40 MIN
Detroit and Chicago 's:5S m. 'e:o5. 's;lon m
Uucaa SYRACUSE Bnaaa Rochester Suspension Bridge.
Highland Kingston. ssHgerais. CatshIL Albany BIS.
tTsnstcS. West Point terns.,. SswJurs 's:ls 7:is
1906. -lO:l6 ll;30A M, 4O0.5)0. 's:l5 mi and evs
p n Cran:ton,,. Cornwall r.rssn NewbsrS ~
Hamilton, London 1856 m- 600 e;io p m ToronSo
Eiesaut .ennp cars Tor Buffalo, Niagara Falls Detroit
Chicago and 81 Louis on all through trains. A., -
daily DAILY except saturday other Trans uaS e1ceps
Fortckets tnctables paror sesgn. car sccS noia
tions NJ apply oces. Brooklyn -3J5 Wash
ingtonst: $50 Fulton ST: AnpeN oice fo9t o. rm9ass
"e"' 'H''' '" HENRY MONETT
Gvanderbltave General Passenger Agent
NEW HAVEN. Steamers leave Peck-slip
~ pier 25 K r. at 3p and IL snndays exeepsed)
arrive IN time Tor early trains north and east
CAPE CHARLES ROUTE TO NORFOLK
RICHMoNp. OLD POINT COMFORT
AND THE SOUTH
On and after November ls 1885 Express train for Cape
Charles Old Point Comfort and Norfolk. VIA the
NEw.YoRK. PHILADELPHIA AND NORFOLK
RAILROAD
VIII leave Pennsylvania Railroad station New.York daily
tSp m arriving Cape Charles $50 Old Point e45 A.
NJ Norfolk Steamer for Richmond VIII leave Caps
in, there p M Sleeping Cars through TO Cape charles
and sleeping berths be secured AZ ANY lckos
Once the Pennsy ivania halroai Company
IL. W. DUMB supt i. IL IoOkE, q. p. & +. A.
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e7lso, Pisa much la5ees 3Sr s n
was accomplished TO-DAY 10 spot lots reprsssnene m0se
terest from exportsra Prces arc 90 higher ns
advanced soc points cod closed ne orsas s,.sm for
uIaOn IL moderate Sales tea western sscam tev
expert part e70o 900 cs TO- rstncrs ouStsd
steam in moderate equest Bale 200 tee 6bOo rem
7c Continent 1850 South American: sales eC - rcn
tinent privnte January closing Vel soVo @
desss7se eIS: s7sS S y Isl slc:
Ing esoc; a5t0 tSs NAV es7sssSs cos,rs , Sgse
Unchanged firm and Qu'et. Eutter-Elgin Cr sanSr
34c 2oa2sc State Dairy half nrKn TUBS 10
Welsh TUBA 22026c. Western Imia, on CrssmcIy'
Western DAIRY 22 923c, Western Factory 0ltc atsc
FAIR and moderate demand. State FACTORY lot 10
Common to Fancy Western Flat Gl24c ooou 70 o S
Light Skins. l0t8l3i4c. Eggs-Hsve ioue 70
State 3ic. Western. 33c., Southern 81 S3Sc' L'e '
22Lc ,uou. ,,h,o
sUGARFor the market vas du one s wn sor
prices maintained at 3'4n4'o ior MOasseS o6ned
go test Centrifugal and 4c for Fair Rehninai mn. az
Powdered 8isS6ac, GranulateI &c. Mould 4 4sc
Confectionery A 5a95'c. Coffee A StanlarH IN Il
Coffee OF A 5asc White Extra Z 5isc.. Extra Cas~"'' "
4laa4s.c. Yellow 44aiasc -, a7ac
sTEARINE-Dull and nominal City quo'ed f""' ""
and Oleomargarne Gisc. . a pr,no City
TALLOw-In moderate demand ami firm Primo '''''
quoted at4 slice. Sales o.. 900 10 at O4 81 . on,
WOOIThcre Ia disposition on the part OF scllers 70 n.
heeces by nderatng their views but ms
Secured Texas at b5c: 1000 Secured 6bc 0VvV odo
Western Texas l6d2lc; 10000 Xxx Fleece Ssc loUv"
N DO i2c.; 10000 n Fine Deanr 81 2c; lSnO
washed 33e 10000 70 t.BlOot Combing, SCI S;pV 10
Secured Medium Texas 5000 Fine Delane g0OO fah
Texas and 200 Medium Secured Texas on private er1
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NTrans leave from ST. stat on for Englcwood
Tanany Ciossr sparkhil Nyack $50, 7lO, $40 $50
and iiso IN, las $40 400. ago j;29 5io 800 500
svO D. M For Nanaol spring Valley Monsey and rhlmans
6S lao $50 .. soc, $50 " H. sundays. $50 q n'
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Transferable notices at $50.
g5 The AS"r Tas has Sss1
Ia, been limited ~ all The way from 81 DC per DBL s1s
%n: s sSS 5c2 are are IN mi for
ss 2S@ 6ol Including 1900 s snn G'y MN 81 Fur 55
81 Is fooohbl. supcrne So 81 choice 500
H fn b. and Fancy 81 io 200 DS
$500 Common 70 Good - s. 40 for Good
Included in the sale, were. 1000 enl' fGF sIPors
= & Il to Fancy s@Syaa g
9 Gnoss 9T %s.TH S s. 7 30 %
Fair fIira oho 81 2odsi 25.: GOOD to Choice
s & 2S e:r 81 GGg%'g hsis
Straight SH7o P.,ent 81 e9ssS go Bsse5s' E,,Ts
fsiTsS Dol S4s75 ycSy GSocs .tsSSfii,
Tor Indies So market si,.ei Gg,I ~: SOUTHERN n
Fair HIa a, 81 5oesS ~ and Choice 5. 90 ss0 rs
RYE TLouhs5ossSSy ara in ni Sn.aG sas.
yellow quoted 81 Soss2 70 and brandy w1q. a.
WH iSf FLouR-o iU 81 sossi IS. y '
uRAIN-wHEATn cash lots the trading has been fairly
active and the marse nra and rees slightly higher =. tns
sst adysncc Tor city milling option. The trading aa.
At Tie lose Opened steady svanced Va ts o. "a
prices Of tho day bushe. future 100000
9s.; SPOT nsoS On S9 Red h s oI IN
elevator stas.a .no; s2 SG2 %,a o o. No E Es
eHsins al ps &c 10 Mssa as'aet o closing AZ
% &C.. closing o7c.. DO June 81. a91c ciosing at
OF &c Jnly, closng at 9Sc; dr. August ~ 's69hn.
september closing ut g9isc.i do October
slasi OOg, closing AZ 81 O0s. DO November closing al
81 O2hds o. closing at 81 %
RYE-Qusi and frrn 49,. BARLEY and IRA RILEY MALT
Dull and nominal RS-t ash lots were quiet and hrm
higher closing nrm with hight trade Tor
and home Options have been SOW Or N ana &C
higher At Opened at decline OF Sc then al
and closed arm AT highest prices of The DAY
ing Ungradei Mired at ~ sa4sc No g. Mixed. Sue;
steamer - ~ In elevator No 47.c In elevator $50
delivered as14sro b. Steamer White ~ 10, No 2JAn.
$50; .n. s q Go ; 81 s's ao:S;
81 70 OATs-Ca-h lots moderately active Arm and
prices shade higher closing rrn. Options quiet and
low tho Opened steady declined "a &c ana closed
the lowest prices Of tho day sae.i60 900
bushels future ant spot including No at $50 do White
"a, &C., M 4 s5s $50 9c do White, 5ss dSpH No
White Alci MiIei Western 30 d3lc.i White 10. 80 dt2Gi
White state. t0o 40. Januafy closing At &c., do fsb
ruary IS 35c closing at 36Aci do March. 3dc clos
ing At soc do May s0'.o' closing At So"o..--fEED-
Quot AMI unchanged
walker. Prv.ss DAILY Circular. January 49, 1887. Now
York
The port. OF wheat and wheat rour into France for
The ended November H. 1889 have been equal
a. 35i bushels OF wheat against 22s- s25 bushes
period In 1888 and 34so7St bushels
the core spending period In lhst 49, , ..
900 bushels against 10000 bushels. Dccon
her 1855 The OF wheat IN docks at MArseile.
Ff.pcs D.oenLsr ~ 1888 $40 bushels with saes
tho week and 0l675 bushels OF wheat
fT,nce for ended with 1895 have averaged
bushels with much larger imports expected 10 DO
r-aud IN 1890 Al twelve months u end August 81
ins7 French stocks OF wheat Ant Hour aTe emsl-Vory
smAl. Al all yolnta. excepting Paris and Marsollos
b. Petersburg exports for eight have been rs folowsi
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DEDICTION OF FARES VIA NORWICH

IL LINE. Tho Popular inside Route TO Boston, ss
Wvr,ester 81 So Corresponding reduction 10 ali points
s,samefs "City OF Worcester and city OF Newlork'
leave Pier 40 iold NUMBER North RIVER loot Of Wattsst
x.suur M u. ". BhADY. Agent
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A-BOSTON, NEWPORT, NORTH AND
~ EAST FALL RIVER LINE DAILY SUNDAYS EX-
CEPrF d. from Per 2s n. X, Murray ST.. 40
D. ~ Large power steamers BRISTOL and PROFI-
DENCE. Lighted w electricity, heated by steam.
AN ORCHESTRA On EACH STEAMER Connection
by AnseA from Brooklyn and Jersey city At y. IA.
Bost accomlno atoms. Lowest rates.
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DAY LINE
ID TO OLD POINT COMFORT, Norfolk. Va, and South
Leave via Penn H. Il. $3.50 p. PaIlor 10 Baltimore
thence Palace .esnsrs arriving at Old Point at slo
Norioki = NJ IL v. IUMPhINS, Gen'I Pass. Agent
80 broadway, n. Y.
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,.., o-u,a-v go.lG Low Milling ... e11G
q. Goot o-,,r,rv ~ Nitlling ..'......... Sl5 ID

The market for future deliveries opened at points adj
avcos from Liverpool but eased on later on
reaction In the Liverpool market and closed quiet ana
steady net decline OF la2 points for the day Sales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-14

NEW HAVEN. Steamers leave Peck slip
~ pier 20 r. r. at 3p and IL III (Snniays excepteb
steam We time Tor early trains north and east
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NYACK SEMINARY. - Home school for
9as,a - f1OoEGE nxRTT0LA Rdseip1
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1Qh FIRST PLACE.-TO let, with board
III large handsome and hall room, let Air "A
Oh tOGethef sS reasonable ternA
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GOLDEN HILL SEMINARY
" FOR YOUNG LADIES. 1R1D0EPoRT, CONN.
Addfeaa Ma EMILY NELSON. Principal
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-03-10

choice white wheat, Western, extra, $4,000
1856; fancy TO choice, S4.90@5.25. Wheat
Spot lots a shade lower and moderately &C
tive for exports; options variable and unset
tied, closing heavy and 14@lc lower; specu-
lation fairly active: receipts. $4,000 bu; ex-
ports, 1885 bu; sales 10, 1856, 900 bu futures
and 196. 600 bu spot. No. 2 spring nominal at
$500; No. hard, ss1sGss1ac, delivered; un-
graded red. 9OH9s6}ac: No. 3 red, 9lssc; No.
2 red, 1880 elevator; No. / white, $3.50;
No. 2, red March, nominal at 91A; April, 92H
@931sc, closing,at 9214c; May. 90 l-16D941sc,
closing at 934e; June, 9212@93Ssc, closing at
ssa4c; July, 92ss@9Sas, closing at 92Ac; Au-
gust, 9219@93sSc. closing mt s21Sc; September
927s@935sc, closing at csc; November, 961sc.
December, 961s0971&c, closing at 965sc.
Corn-Spot lots firm and quiet, options 10
l34c higher, closing heavy, with a reaction
of }4QHc: speculation moderate: receipts,
$1,000 bu; exports, 12T,061 blu: Sales 696. 900
bu futures and l8,400 hu spot; ungraded
4s05o!5c steamer, 49c elevator: No. 2, 49s4c;
delivered. 5lHc; No. 2 March, nominal at
1890: April, 49s4950}4c, closing at 1890:
May, 49k05034c, closing at 1890; June,
4914@501sc, closing at 1880. Oats moderately
active; receipts, $4,000 blu; exports, 81
blu; sales, 10000 bu futures, and 11,4OO
bu spot; mixed Western, 33037c: white do.
3S042c. Coffee-Spot, fair: Rio quiet at 241ac;
options steady and fairly active; sales, 81, $50
bags; March, S12. 700129 80; April, $l2. 75@l2.S5;
Nav, ST.. T5912.90; June and July, SIP. 500
1870: August, Sl2 .909l2.95; September and
October, SIS. S51i2.9 5; December, Sl2. 95ll3.
Sugar quiet; refined steady and quiet. Mo-
lasses firm and quiet. Petroleum-United
States closed at 641lc. Pork quiet firmly
held. Cut meats firm; picked bellies, 713QD
Ts4c: middles dull and nominal. Lard 9012
points higher, and fairly active; Western
steam spot $3.50; March, $7.S9@7.e3; April,
S7.90@7.sS: May, $7.9S9S05; June, SS0S.U9;
July, SS.l0@S.l4; city steam, $3.50. Butter
firm and in fair demand; Western, 10000.
Cheese quiet and steady. Eggs steady and
in fair demand; receipts, 6,52S packages.
Lend uuiet.